The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-03
AMOUR womeS.

Mrs zerelda G.. Wallace is Iecturing in
Rode Island for the woman suffrage
amendment.
The Connecticut legislative commit ee
has reported fayorably bill to give wom-
en- school suffrage.
Miss Marietta Hoiley (@Josiah Aliens
Wife, has written new book, ''Sa-
mantha at Saratoga"
A man in Lima, Peru has left $500, GOO
to establish school in New York for the
education of poor giils.
The University for the Higher Educa-
lion Of Women, at st Petersougo, has
been closed by order Of the Gar.
The w. c. Z u, Of Empona, Kansas,
walked u the city clerk Office In a.body,
and were REGISTERED There were ninety
Of them.
Mrs. Rosenberg OF ths Treasury De
partInent at Washington, is one Of the best
counterfeit oetcctefs ia The world. She
gets 81, 500 year
Mrs. j. 7. Gilbert, Of Milwaukee, has
offered to give that city a soupe OF Miss
Anne Whi,neys statue of Left Ericsson,
the Morse explorer.
In Wyoming, where women vote, the
law expressly provides that there shall be
no discrimination on account of sex in the
pay for any kind of work
Isabella Y Prince, of California has
been called to Toxic, Japan, to establish
a school OF Domestic Science Her pa,
pits will be ladies of the highest rank.
Miss Alice r. Jordan, who took the de-
gree Of L j.. d. at the Yae law school
asst June. has just been admitted to pTac-
tise in the Supeaior Coura OF Michigan.
The bill 10 give women who register to
vote for school committees a vote also ON
The grating of liquor licenses. has passed
the Massachusetts, House Of Represents
lives.
4 California woman, in trying to make
q cradle for her baby, bis on an idea and
invented an orange box. She now owns
and runs the factory which makes nine
tenths Of the orange-boxes for the Pacific
Cost
The woman snffrage amendment had
majority in both branches OF the Maine
Legislature. The final vote stood, in the
Senate, Is to IS, and ID the House 81 to Al.
This, though snort of the necessary two
thirds, was good vote.
Miss Elvira Inzulza Diaz has received
the diploma of licentiate in medicine and
pharmacy at the hands of the rector of
The University, Valparaiso, Chilli, who
congratulated her as The first of her sex
TO receive 1t in Chilli.
Mrs Marion Todd is a successful law-
yer in Albion, Mich. Her first case was
for railroad conductor against a rich
corporation, and she won it. Sle is now
prosecuting $25 900 damage suit against
the Central Pacific Railroad.
The jury at Surry sessions, in England,
made strong presentmentin favor of APP
plying the lush to the backs of ruiiars
who outrage women, and tue Chairman
Sir w. Hardman, expressed his full con-
currence with the Recommendation OF tue
grand jury.
The Luihe,ans are about to introduce
into this country an order of aeaccnesses.
John d. Lanekemap, OF Philadelphia, has
given 81 100000 10 establish German
hospital in that city, in which these dea-
conesses shall be employed, and a school
for their education.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, in a recent
address to the students of Bates G, llege,
admonished them to look on healihful
body as the foundation of vigorous mind.
Shc maintained that the American girl
WbS SiCuutI anu Ny La
ture, and needed no corsets.
Mrs. Lamadrs, charitable New York
woman, has started in the lower wards of
the city number of booths whore hot
meals are sold for one cent. They are
abupdantly patronlzed. She began about
three months ago, and is now running
nine booths within gunshot of the post
Office.
DR.. Julia McNutt, at a recent meeting
of the New York branch Of The Associ-
alton of Collegiate Alumnae. said that
$1,000 of the yearly deaths in the city
were those of children not one year old,
and that the great death rate at Randall's
Isl,nd was because there were not trained
nurses for the babies, bnt they were cared
for by women sent to the Island for sixty
days This is one of the things that
would soon be set right if some "city
mothers shared with the ''city fathers
in the administration of affairs.